Sentence examples for worsening memory from inspiring English sources

McFarlane expertly weaves Ruth's worsening memory lapses into the narrative, so that while Frida repeatedly challenges Ruth's version of events, Ruth also doubts herself – and so do we.

Especially vulnerable to this effect were patients with more serious illnesses who stayed in the hospital for longer periods of time, and patients who started experiencing worsening memory and thinking problems before they were admitted.

Just by listening to the way a person talks and comparing it to past conversations, the system could identify problems such as a small stroke or worsening memory loss.

The first signs of Huntington's disease appear in middle age: Jerks and muscle spasms are followed over years by worsening memory and loss of muscle control.

Healthy adults demonstrate significant cognitive gains after nature walks, but it was unclear whether those same benefits would be achieved in a depressed sample as walking alone in nature might induce rumination, thereby worsening memory and mood.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently announced that one in eight Americans over the age of sixty reports worsening memory loss.

Does anxiety worsen memory loss, and is there any way to make the experience less alarming?

Anxiety in itself does not worsen memory loss, but it can make it more difficult to treat, so the first priority is to deal with that - the improvement in memory recall will follow with advice and treatment.

However, worsened memory with increasing levels of valproate suggests cautious dosing of anticonvulsants, while increasing lithium level seems to be associated with improved memory.

The previously suggested worsened memory and executive function with increasing lithium exposure (Bora et al. 2007; Squire et al. 1980) were not replicated in the present study.

Researchers concluded that attributing every absentminded moment to getting older can actually worsen memory problems.